International Standard Iso 14253 1.pdf May 2026

The result obtained from a measurement procedure (e.g., the average of repeated readings).

A workpiece or instrument is declared conforming if: [ \textLSL + U \ \le\ y \ \le\ \textUSL - U ] where (U) is the expanded measurement uncertainty.

In practice: The measured value must be inside acceptance limits that are the specification limits “shrunk” by (U) on both sides. INTERNATIONAL STANDARD ISO 14253 1.pdf

Imagine a shaft diameter with (\textLSL = 10.00\ \textmm), (\textUSL = 10.10\ \textmm), (U = 0.02\ \textmm).

Thus the specification limits are 10.00–10.10, but the acceptance limits for proving conformance are 10.02–10.08. The result obtained from a measurement procedure (e

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